9–8–8 Community Infrastructure Act
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To President
- Became Law
Overview
The 9–8–8 Community Infrastructure Act provides grants to health centers and crisis receiving and stabilization facilities to improve their infrastructure. These facilities can use the funds for renovations, expansions, and other capital improvements, such as adding beds or upgrading equipment. The bill also defines key terms related to crisis response services and authorizes $1 billion in funding for these grants.
Key provisions
- Grants awarded to health centers and crisis facilities.
- Funding for facility alterations, renovations, and new construction.
- Specific requirements for crisis receiving and stabilization facilities (e.g., 23-hour observation beds, 24/7 availability, sliding scale payment).
- Definition of a crisis response program facility including mobile crisis teams and urgent care facilities.
- Authorization of $1 billion in appropriations for the grants.
Who is affected
- Health Centers
- Crisis Receiving and Stabilization Facilities
- Tribal Organizations
- Community Mental Health and Substance Use Organizations
- Individuals experiencing mental health or substance use crises
Notable changes
- Establishes a dedicated funding stream for crisis response infrastructure.
- Defines specific criteria for eligible crisis facilities, ensuring access to services for vulnerable populations.
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